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  Passage Studio Installation
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  [Windows 7/8/10, Windows Server 2000/2003/2012]

  Step #1: Install Passage Studio folders and files
  Step #2: Check Passage Studio configuration files
  Step #3: Start Passage Studio


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  Step #1: Install Passage Studio folders and files
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  Extract folders and files from passage_studio.zip into your location.
  For example into "c:" drive

  Folder Name                 Folder Description
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  c:\passage_studio
  c:\passage_studio\bin       exe, dll, cfg, con
  c:\passage_studio\up_down   for upload/download applications, requests, files

  File Name                   File Description
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  passagestu.exe              Passage Studio [Windows application]
  passagestu.cfg              configuration file [system]
  Local.con                   connection file for local  Passage Server [example 127.0.0.1]
  Remote.con                  connection file for remote Passage Server [example 192.168.1.123]

  wcontainer.dll
  whttpp.dll
  wscroll.dll
  wtable.dll
  wtrace.dll

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  Step #2: Check Passage Studio configuration files
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  Passage Studio uses system configuration file passagestu.cfg
  where it automatically keeps its Upload/Download folder name and screen coordinates.
  Example:
  c:\passage_studio\bin\passagestu.cfg
  
  UpDownDir=c:\passage_studio\up_down
  x=0
  y=0
  w=1024
  h=990

  You may have multiple Passage Servers installed, for example local one for development/testing,
  and production one. So you develop/test applications on the local server, then upload them on the remote
  production server. Passage Studio can use several connection files, one per each Passage Server.
  Example:
  c:\passage_studio\bin\Local.con
  
  Name=Local
  IP1=127
  IP2=0
  IP3=0
  IP4=1
  Port=80
  UserName=admin
  UserPwd=admin

  c:\passage_studio\bin\Remote.con
  
  Name=Remote
  IP1=192
  IP2=168
  IP3=1
  IP4=123
  Port=80
  UserName=admin
  UserPwd=admin


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  Step #3: Start Passage Studio
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  Run passagestu.exe
  Connect to Local or Remote Passage Servers

